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MI5 Joins Instagram To Become More Transparent

MI5 is to join Instagram as part of a drive to come out of the shadows and be more transparent, counter misconceptions about its work and reach...

Tunisian Police Unions Use Facebook to Doxx and “out” LGBTQ People

Relative to its closest neighbours Libya and Algeria, Tunisia is something of a bulwark of stability in North Africa. Almost a decade on from...

Is Football Systematically Racist?

The Facts Since George Floyd's death on 25th May 2020, football has tried to take a more significant role in tackling racism and abuse on...

Media, Mental Health and The Love Island Curse

Following an ongoing social media witch-hunt, 40-year-old TV presenter Caroline Flack was found dead in her North London flat on the 15th of February...

Tommy Robinson, Social Media and the Pursuit of Justice

Last Friday, Tommy Robinson, the far-right extremist, was convicted of contempt of court. The anti-Islam activist has already been to jail three times. He...

Is Regulating The Internet Good For Us?

by Aliya Ismangil This April, the government released a white paper introducing regulation of online media in order to mitigate ‘online harms’. The legislative proposals...

Copa90 Sexism Row: A Failure From Start to Finish

The football content site and YouTube channel's sacking of presenter Poet due to his past sexist tweets has caused a huge stir online, but...

Social Media’s Positive Impact on Youth Violence and Gang Culture: A Dismissed Apparatus for Improvement

As violent crime in the capital continues to rise, authorities struggle to find substantive solutions to these tensions. Is social media paving the way for positive influence and transformation within society?   In...

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‘They don’t care about our future’: 4 in 5 children don’t feel listened to by politicians

The biggest survey of children in England ever produced has revealed four in five children don’t feel listened to...
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Tory donor ‘racism’ dispute is embarrassing for all involved

A Tory minister has said his party would take another £10m from a donor who allegedly made comments about...

Is David Cameron winning over critics?

One hundred days, thirty-six different visits to twenty-six different countries, and eight different multinational gatherings including the G20 and...

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‘They don’t care about our future’: 4 in 5 children don’t feel listened to by politicians

The biggest survey of children in England ever produced...

Tory donor ‘racism’ dispute is embarrassing for all involved

A Tory minister has said his party would take...